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Former Manchester United legend Roy Keane has caused a stir during the World Cup with his direct and unfiltered statements.
The renowned TV pundit has this time put the so-called "WAGs" - the wives and partners of footballers - at the centre of criticism. Kin has expressed his displeasure at the widespread trend of players' partners wearing national team shirts with their husbands' or partners' names on the back.
During a studio debate about the World Cup atmosphere, the Irishman called this practice unnecessary, stating:
" It's fine for the kids, but for the wives and partners to wear their jerseys? Wow. A year later, most of them are divorced. We know exactly who you're married to ."
Kin's statement has spread rapidly in international media and on social networks, where it has sparked numerous discussions. Some commentators have supported his stance, considering it a realistic assessment of the situation, while others have argued that wearing the partner's jersey represents a sign of love, pride and support for the footballers on the field.
The former Manchester United midfielder's comments continue to divide public opinion, once again bringing his characteristic and often controversial style of sports analysis into focus.
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